What percentage of revenue does the co-host take?

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15 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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This YouTube video (by Mark Simpson, uploaded Aug 15, 2023) explains co-hosting for property owners who want to convert homes into short-term rentals without day-to-day management. The speaker outlines services offered (cleaning, guest communication, maintenance, property readiness), emphasizes professional operations that boost revenue, and states a co-host fee of 25% of the rental revenue.

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25% of the revenue.

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So co hosting is where property owners or investors purchase a second home or any real property, and they want to run it as a short term rental, but they don't want anything to do with it, they just want to hand it off, they want to collect money, they want the tax benefits, and so they want someone else to run it. So that's where we step in, say, look, we will handle everything. We'll handle the candle, the cleaners, the guests, any maintenance issues, we'll make sure it's in great repair at all times. And most importantly, we are professionals in this space and we are the skilled operators. We will make you more money. And so the idea is we take 25% of the revenue.